Sentence examples for completion of seed from inspiring English sources

The entry of the pericarp into the ripening phase also generally coincides with the completion of seed growth [ 1].

In grape, completion of seed growth coincides with the onset of ripening (véraison) [ 22], when fruit becomes ready to undergo ripening and there is a major switch in the relative hormone levels in the pericarp, notably auxin and ABA [ 23, 24].

The fact that we used stereotactically implanted catheters which were removed after completion of reirradiation instead of seeds which may slightly migrate over time may play an important role in reducing radionecrosis.

Oil yield declined with fruit maturity over the sampling period, particularly after the completion of fruit ripening and "seed" shatter.

For example, seeds of Cymbidium goeringii showed higher germination when they were harvested close to the completion of embryogenesis but not at seed maturation Nagashima (1982b).

Upon completion of the Oncura plan, the seed type was changed and the activity was adjusted until the V100-PTV for each of the other 7 seed types matched the V100-PTV defined by the Oncura seed.

To verify synthesis of the desired PNA sequence, in situ synthesized PNA was analyzed by mass spectrometry at two critical points during synthesis: after completion of the 9-mer miRNA seed-targeting sequence and after the full 23-mer anti-miR.

Subsample participants are randomly selected at a variable rate which is manually adjusted based on completion rates of the subsample survey to yield a final proportion of 10% of seed users.

The estimates of life-cycle completion differed in their precision among the pots, since they were based on different numbers of seed sown or capsules produced (respectively).

The remaining seeds are extended until the completion of SC regions, which contain short overlaps with the IRs, enabling the four regions to be joined correctly into a circle.

In turn, the pollinating wasps gall a subset of the developing fig seeds and so are completely dependent on the fig for the completion of their life cycle.